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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1963

Page

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Minster Nyjordet Slain Near Albert Lea in Iowa

Officers trace the pastor’s last hours after Rev. B. E. Nyjordet 43 was found shot and stabbed in a car near Albert Lea Minnesota. Coroner cites death around 2 to 3 a.m. with evidence suggesting multiple assailants and possible hitchhiker robbery.

Bernard Nyjordet Northwood Iowa Albert Lea Minn Everett Stevern Nyjordet Ester Nyjordet Minneapolis Stevern Carl Nyjordet Silver Lake Minnesota Peirce Nyfordet Hayward Minn Highway 16 Portland N. D Mayville University of Denver University of

Khrushchev Pledges Might To Aid Cuba

Khrushchev accepts Castro invitation to visit Cuba and pledges Soviet defense aid if Cuba is attacked. Tass communique warns invasion would trigger nuclear war. U S State Dept disputes on-site inspection tied to Kennedy pledge.

Khrushchev Cuba Moscow Caribbean Fidel Castro Castro Tass America Michel Castro United States Soviet Union State Department Washington Kennedy

Friendly La Crosse Reviews Its Assets in May Issue

The Wisconsin Motor Carrier profiles La Crosse as an old river town with history and hospitality. It details job losses from Auto-Lite and Northern Engraving, plans to attract new industry, local firm growth, and a tourism push as civic leaders reassess the city’s assets and future potential.

Goltz

Zsa Zsa Gabor Sues Columnist for Damages

Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor sues columnist Suzy Mahle and King Features Syndicate seeking 4 million dollars in defamation damages. She claims the Jet Set column of April 22 mocked her as fat and with alleged facial work, denying requests for a retraction.

Los Angeles Zsa Zsa Gabor Aileen Suzy” Mahle King Features Syndicate Suzy Miss Gabor

Troubles Stir Outside Port au Prince Palace

A militia man urges a crowd outside the National Palace in Port au Prince waving a machete as unrest grows. American Ambassador Raymond Thurston is recalled to Washington for consultation amid Haiti crisis. Haitian police seek terrorist leader Clement Barbot linked to recent bombings and the Duvalier regime remains unrecognized by the United States since May 15.

National Palace Port Au Prince Raymond Thurston Washington U.S Clement Barbot UPI Telephoto

Newsmen gift White House automatic bread slicer to Kennedy

At a White House press dinner Merriman Smith and other reporters presented an automatic bread slicer to President Kennedy to prevent finger cuts. Kennedy, who nicked his finger cutting bread two weeks earlier, accepted the gift with a smile. He will be 46 on May 29.

Washington Kennedy White House Merriman Smith United Press International

Clay Sets Floor Of $4 Billion On Foreign Aid

Gen. Lucius D. Clay told Congress the rock bottom foreign aid authorization may be about $4 billion, half a billion below Kennedy’s request. He joined calls to concentrate funds, reduce Latin America aid, and warned less would create real problems.

Washington Lu Iius D. Clay Congress Kennedy Latin America Alliance For Progress Clay House Foreign Affairs Committee Committee On Foreign Aid Alliance’ For Progress Cornelius Gallagher D-N.j House Appropriations Committee Thomas Morgan Dpa Appropriations Committee

Castro Regime Nationalizes US Lab in Cuba

Havana Radio reports Fidel Castro's government nationalized Merck Sharp & Dohme International laboratories in Cuba. The plant will be run by the Ministry of Industries with no compensation mentioned. The claim ties to wartime drug needs and Bay of Pigs references.

Key West Fla Fidel Castro Merck, Sharp and Dohme International Laboratories Cuba Havana Radio Ministry of Industries Merck, Sharp and Dohme Castro

Start Superior State Addition On Tuesday

MADISON AP construction of additions to the Superior State College Student Union will start Tuesday. Eugene R. McPhee director of state colleges reported today. The cost will be an estimated.

Weather outlook with clouds and showers

Variable cloudiness brings little temperature change tonight. Sunday remains mostly cloudy with a chance of late afternoon showers and a cooler feel. Low around 50 tonight, high in the upper 60s Sunday.

Badger Bloodmobile Collects 662 Pints This Week

The Badger regional bloodmobile closed its La Crosse County week with 105 pints collected, bringing the five day total to 662 pints toward a 780 pint quota. Next visits include August 19 and 20 at the American Legion Club and three days at the Trane Co.

Badger la Crosse County American Legion Club Trane Co

Wallace Plans Next Step In Fighting Integration

Governor George C. Wallace faces a federal injunction action over his pledge to block integration at the University of Alabama. A June 3 hearing in Birmingham will test Wallace sovereignty claims as the Justice Department seeks to enforce court orders. Atty. Gen. Kennedy announced the suit to challenge Wallace's defiance while Wallace offers no comment.

Birmingham Ala George C. Wallace U.S University of Alabama Seybourn H. Lynne Lynne Justice Department Wallace Vivian J. Malone Mobile David M. McGlathery Huntsville Miss Malone McGrathery Huntsville Extension Center United States Robert F. Kennedy Washington Richmond Flowers Alabama

Sparta Banker E J Trainer Dies At 58

Edwin J. Trainer 58 president of Monroe County Bank died suddenly at his Sparta home Friday morning of a heart attack. Funeral services at St Patrick s Church Monday with burial in St Mary s Cemetery Lyndon Station. Survived by widow Gretta Hahn two daughters Alice Kathleen son John and siblings James and Mrs Carroll Heferman. Trainer active in Sparta civic groups and hospital fund raising.

Sparta Wis Edwin J. Trainer Monroe County Bank Frank Brick St. Patrick’s Catholic Church St Mary's Cemetery Lyndon Station Robert Page Trainer James E. Trainer State Banking Commission Vernon County Sparta Police and Fire Commission Sparta Industrial Foundation Chamber of Commerce St. Mary’s Hospital Gretta Hahn Alice Marquette University Milwaukee Kathleen New York N. Y John Ft. Wainwright Alaska James Carroll Heferman San Leandro Calif

Opening date favored for most Wisconsin game fish

Wisconsin Conservation Congress delegates push for a single opening date for most game fish next year. They propose May 18 as the muskies walleye northern pike brook trout brown trout and rainbow trout opening in northern counties.

EAU Claire Wisconsin Conservation Congress Wisconsin Northwest

Wisconsin GOP chairs back Byrnes favor son bid for president

OSHKOSH AP Wisconsin Republican county chairmen endorse Rep John W Byrnes of Green Bay as a favorite son candidate for president in 1964. Laird predicts Rockefeller and Goldwater would skip Wisconsin primary if Byrnes runs. Byrnes may decide after October 19 dinner in Green Bay. The party plans a three on ballot vote on endorsing standards.

Oshkosh Wisconsin John W. Byrnes Green Bay Melvin R. Laird Marshfield Byrnes New York Nelson Rockefeller Barry Goldwater Arizona Laird Ody J. Fish Pewaukee Waukesha County GOP Congress Claude Madison U.S. Senate National Committeerman Robert L. Pierce Menomonie Edward S Ned) Friend Milwaukee Fox Point

USDA Warns Sugar Bubble May Burst

The Agriculture Department warns that a speculative sugar bubble could soon burst and hurt high price buyers. Un dersecretary Charles Murphy cites plentiful US supplies and impending Senate and House hearings to study the market.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department Charles Murphy Senate Finance Committee House Banking Subcommittee U. S Europe Cuba United States Associated Press Senate Mike Mansfield Montana

NASA seeks ideas for climbing a moon crater

NASA invites proposals by June 20 for a study and preliminary design of a one man propulsion device for lunar and free space environments. The concept must include capabilities to descend and ascend steep crater walls.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA The Space Agency

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By Preston Grover la Crosse Zsa Zsa Gabor Sues Haiti JFK By Geoffrey Gould George Meany Afl-Cio Meany Clay Committee House Committee Superior State Bloodmobile Salt Lake City Utah Flowers Gov. Wallace E. J. Trainer Sparta Banker Lake Winnebago Devil's Lake State Park Horicon Marsh John Cross Congress Executive Council Glen Garloch Crandon Robert Thompson Poynette Roland Zeulsdorf Horicon Rep. Laird Rockefeller Goldwater Jasper Executive Committee Carl £. Steiger Talbot Peterson Appleton Floyd Springer Jr Racine Donald Macrae Republican County Macrae Richard Kinzer Burlington Roy Childers Watertown Kenneth L. Luedtke Harry Byrd D-Va Leonor K K. Sullivan D-Mo New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange Keiser and Co Moon Crater
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